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With ‘The Sing Off’ hitting new highs, and ‘The Biggest Loser’ rebounding from what has been a tough fall, NBC took full advantage of the weakened pre-holiday schedule. On cable, ‘Burn Notice’ went out on a high note.
I’m sure Gibbs enjoyed the new, more efficient and less immature Tony, but at some point you have to imagine that even he would have been creeped out enough to at least ask Tony what was going on.
Thanksgiving tossed a monkey wrench into the gears of the television schedule, but there were still some interesting stories to be had, including the premiere of ABC’s ‘Skating With The Stars’, and week two of ‘Sarah Palin’s Alaska’.
I loved how McGee hacked into the interrogation feed while Gibbs and Director David were talking, but I totally expected Gibbs to turn to the camera and yell at him to shut it off and get back to work.
On cable, ‘Sarah Palin’s Alaska’ debuted to solid numbers for TLC, while TBS and TLC were not so lucky with ‘Glory Daze’ and ‘Pawn Queens’. Over on the networks, the big story was again the singing kids of ‘Glee’.
At some point goodwill begins to wear thin –– ‘NCIS’ can be one of the better shows on TV, but in order to maintain it has to continue to deliver. Last night’s episode failed to do so, and not for the first time this season.
Cable premieres lead the weekly ratings news, with the return of ‘Psych’ and ‘Burn Notice’. There was good news for ‘The Walking Dead’ as well. On the networks, are the numbers telling us that ‘Nikita’ is now in trouble?